Chisinau plans to establish park-and-ride facilities in all sectors of the city
Park-and-ride facilities are planned for all sectors of Chisinau
Park-and-ride facilities are planned for all sectors of Chisinau
In Moldova, the number of building permits for residential and non-residential buildings declined during the first nine months of 2026, although trends varied significantly by segment and region. The National Bureau of Statistics has recorded changes in both urban and rural areas, as well as in specific regions where trends in residential and non-residential construction diverged.
More than 5.3 billion lei from the EU-backed Growth Plan are earmarked for investments in Moldova's energy sector
The Connectivity Summit, organized by the European Commission, will take place in Chișinău on November 9–10
As part of the 2026–2027 winter flight schedule, flights from Chișinău Airport will operate direct flights to 61 destinations in 30 countries
Moldova is drafting new regulations governing traffic management, paid parking, and the handling of abandoned vehicles, as well as the development of public transportation in cities. The bill, which has already passed its first reading, could significantly change the approach to parking, vehicle towing, and transportation planning in the country's largest cities.
In Chișinău, a tender has been re-announced for a large-scale renovation of the central park: the project includes landscaping, upgrades to utility networks, the fountain, and urban infrastructure. A tender had previously been held, but the contract with the winning bidder was never signed, so the authorities are once again seeking a contractor for one of the city's key projects.
In Chișinău, the "Zarea" hotel complex is being prepared for sale, and potential investors have already been presented with possible development scenarios that take into account heritage preservation requirements and urban planning regulations. Among the options under discussion is the preservation and renovation of the existing building, along with the construction of a new facility on the site featuring additional infrastructure; however, the final details of the project have not yet been approved.
Government agencies located in Chișinău will be closed on October 14 in observance of the City's Patron Saint's Day
The government is discussing measures to accelerate investment in the construction sector, unblock stalled projects, and expand the housing supply, including affordable options for young families and middle-income citizens. At the same time, developers are insisting on a review of one of the mandatory industry fees and a streamlining of procedures that, they say, are holding back the launch of new projects.
Most of the Public Services Agency's offices in Chișinau will be closed on October 14
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